New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-15
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/ q hate his very d anne FL Fins ah!'s
Pilkins was lawJ er. andaonce upon
Ia time had been a rival Of my own. He
was proud; he was poor; and. more
lover, he was my sworn enemy H /
could spoil his prospects Of, marriage
with the major heiress. determined
/ to do so Here was my revenge, and
revenge is sweet. That is, thosesswho
have had an opportunity to know sastit
is, and believe them. 49, ssss.sss
|. ..Pil lkins knows what think Of his.
trying to marry my daughter. I've
told him. Not only have / told him in
plain words that be is q fortune hunter.
but enforced it by kicking him off
the front piazza no longer ago than
this morning. went on the major.
And what did he say to thatP''
Say, !" roared Philpot, praneing an
grily about the room. ssGood, Lord!
He just got up, bowed politely, lifted
his hat, if you Il believe me! The impu-
dent dog! and, says he, Since you adopt
heroic treatment, my deah, major /. feel
obliged to follow your example and
FN ASoe'SSsssSt ouIo WI IoHiJ liz a. uCIOlC
mannah: N have your daughter,
OF III Gle trying to win her. Remem-
per Inag; But he,s mistaken; no Plll-
hiils VIII ever Wed FMlpot-perlsh
the lthon ght. l overheard ca them plan
ihgg an elopeme emit and intercepted a
note not Two % hours . '1l.s agcss ID which he
gave her the details, and set the time,
even 70 the houf. It U.s. to take place
, Io-nleght. we give grand party, you
Know . and she is to slip away after
supper. When the carriages are drawn y
" - iine pelore tne pavement ana the
guests are taxing thelr departure:
one y 10 put on ION dark wrap, ana
caiiy q tuoerose "a, her hand~ by
when ~ ne is IS TO recognize .her. There is
W " q carriage nancy. ohe IS, to. enter
d. d. anu Inc urlVer IS TO go TO the-devli.
pu.' ~ unh NY 70 w. Ih!klhs, Araoel
80 ulu uau - " pIe - HIS AZ pearahce,
s'nu Alaoelia nerse'1 IS 20 De yahked up
01a'l , snu seiI 70 TO- Deu.
n Anu What ansl TO do!,
ou 1re 20 come TO the. BALL as
gues5. ! VIII introduce you TO my
uaughter, :, ana You must shadow her
uullhg Ine ths, J, Whole evening. She
1 L noI pe. anoWed To- evade us.
w : moii ~ - .nosaae now ana LOCK g ner up
her to be- absent when onr o,,ast
arrives. I've spent a small for
tune on this party. and want il 70 be-
a success, and / am determined not To
give up the entertainments nor to allow
Pillkins to run away with Arabel1a ),
.I'll be there earlv.n said T earoer-
ly.
sDo. TIL give YOU hundred dollars
to help me oufwit the rascallv Pi l'
He's entirely too smart in his own est.
nation. And if he thinks he viii ever
feather his nest tieuratiyely sneak
ING, of coursc-with Arabella,s $40 600
why. then. he'll do itthrouoh old phil.
pots mistake-that's al.''
..You can denend nnon. mo ond I
never expect to earn a hundred
dollars more easily than will to-nioht
my dear major Let me see: tube
roses-dark wraps-waiting carriage at
about three o'clock in the morning.
give you nv word Major Philnot. that
if Pillkins GETS at Arrabella TONIGHT
YOU NAV use nv head for a football ),
Good. I'll expect YOU early'' and
with that he tore himself away.
!. :
~, n,reu an e1 IA D evening SUIT and
.ooh NY way 70 rhlpot mansion. The
i MaJor ilyeu N an elegant style IN big
s.ono-nouse ~ schuyler avenue. he mad
given lle d caru' Whlch sent up by a
s - va u instantly ; me MAJOR came IN
j. 49, .ne o.uay "ne eit 1ne servant nao con
u' ..G, ln ,,s W Wa'L nolllent.
,S gag !, says ne' you Aook IKE a
Nanny !,
al, am . d1nay' says H. !; 1or Tonight
any way. now goes 1t
Lovely. -, Araoella suspects nothing.
ohe IS falner more aHectlonate than
s Gom nion' Du'' ~ We" OF her intended
nlggnt, perhaps not more SO than is ma
tuial
q heavy velvet curtain that con-